Flower family, that is, the Chinese family, refers to China. It originated from a series of passionate famous sayings in the Chinese comic "That Year of the Rabbit", such as: "I have no regrets in entering China in this life, and I hope to be a flower grower in the next life." The rabbits in the flower grower refer to those rabbits who have dreams of becoming a great nation. We, represent China and refer to patriots. The homophony of "Flower Planter" is "Chinese Family", and the pronunciation of rabbit is "comrade". "Flower Planter" is often cited by everyone as "I have no regrets in entering China in this life, and I hope to be a Flower Planter in the next life", which makes everyone's patriotic enthusiasm rise. The comic "That Rabbit That Year" tells the story of a group of rabbits and other creatures on the Blue Star. The play uses a rabbit as the main perspective. The rabbit has a cute appearance and big cute ears. It is also ambitious, young and full of affinity. Another character, Eagle Sauce, is based on the superpower United States. The selfish bald eagle controls overwhelming military power and a large amount of gold assets, and falls in love with and kills the rabbit. In the cartoon "That Year of the Rabbit", there are not only the common lines such as "I have no regrets in entering China in this life, but I hope to grow flowers in the next life", there are also many classic and meaningful quotations worth remembering. The more classic ones include: A person who lives as a flower grower will die as a flower grower; there is no such thing as a small amount of money falling from the sky. If we want a prosperous life, let’s create it with our hands; the rabbits have turned the flower growers into He has become one of the most outstanding members of Blue Star. He has walked through the smoke of flesh and blood, walked through the blossoms of flowers, fallen into the quagmire, and can also step into the clouds; there are large computers, we have abacus, there are no ifs, everything starts from scratch; Dear, did you know that from today on, the history of the flower grower will be written in two parts.